Department Overview
The Clinical Quality Manager provides leadership and direction for the clinical quality program focused on the central quality team of OHSUs Quality Management department. This team includes quality specialists program managers project managers and data analysts. This role will be responsible for monitoring and maintaining many of the central functions supportive of quality infrastructure across all sites of care and works collaboratively with the other members of the qualitymanagement leadership team. They maintain expertise regarding and make recommendations to improve the OHSU Management System (OMS) reporting infrastructure to improve effectiveness ensure continuous quality improvement and adherence to regulatory standards. The Clinical Quality Manager applies expertise to drive quality improvement and serves as an advisor andcontributor in the development and execution of OHSU Quality Management strategy and the overall system quality goals. They understand internal and external customer requirements analyze performance gaps evaluate risk identify priorities and develop strategies and tactics to build on existing success.
Function/Duties of Position
Clinical Quality Program Management: Directs and leads the operationalmanagement of the clinical quality program of OHSU Quality Management.
- Designs and maintains Clinical Quality Program function and structure to ensure that organizational quality assurance programs connect to qualityimprovement activities to accomplish strategic quality goals.
- Directs the central quality assurance team resources to align and address quality priorities and integrate quality management at critical points in theorganizational infrastructure.
- Works with key quality leaders in healthcare services and academic departments to support and drive work on healthcare quality and safetypriorities
- Examines and addresses systems and structural barriers to achieve performance goals.
- Demonstrates inclusiveness collaboration and the ability to connect multi-disciplinary teams and leaders across different sites of care.
- Leads resourcefully and applies stewardship principles
- Fosters individual growth and contribution to the larger mission of the department and institution.
- Provides leadership for activities related to the OMS regulatory requirements that relate to the quality management system andinstitutional quality priorities.
Improves the Quality Assurance function and is committed to building a systemthat works.
- Maintains knowledge of hospital accreditation and regulatory requirements
- Continually improves processes and structures to support monitoring analysis and identification of root cause to support priorities
- Connects and aligns performance improvement methodology quality improvement regulatory requirements clinical care and operations to complement one another and simply complexity.
- Advises and improves framework for continuously improving patient care: metrics measurement monitoring evaluation analysis of performance gaps (including risk assessment) and decision making and reporting.
- Makes performance transparent and provides executives with actionable information required for data driven decision making.
- Supports the Quality and Safety Oversight Committee reports to OHSU Governance Council
- Provides recommendations to the VP of Quality Safety and and Improvement OHSU healthcare and other organizational leaders regarding opportunities for improvement
Program Coordination: Understands internal and external customer requirementsanalyzes performance gaps identifies priorities and develops quality managementstrategies and tactics align improvement priorities and integrates the quality
management framework across healthcare.
- Builds on existing success
- Advises on and contributes to the development of the annual Quality and Safety plan.
- Guides committees departmental and professional leadership in the achievement of quality and performance improvement goals.
- Collaborates with VP of Quality Safety & Improvement to monitor improvement for value-based payment initiatives and collaborates withother stakeholders such as Population Health the Integrated DeliverySystem and other clinically integrated programs and episodes of care.
- Promotes integration of quality management in critical points in the organization
- Disseminates quality performance information
Other Duties as Assigned
Required Qualifications
- Masters degree or higher in health-related field or equivalent experience and training.
- 3-5 years of experience to include:
- Professional clinical practice
- Progressive leadership roles
- Quality management
- Proven ability to lead change across a complex organization.
- Knowledge and experience with quality management patient safety regulatory accreditation/certification requirements performance improvement and change management methodologies.
Job Related Knowledge Skillsand Abilities (Competencies):
- Management principles tools and techniques with proven program leadership skills in large scale performance improvement projects
- Knows how to build highly functioning teams
- Knows how to inspire and lead in a highly matrixed environment
- Models integrity respect teamwork
- Understands strategic planning
- Exceptional verbal and written communication skills
- Creates effective/efficient systems and processes
- Embodies mentorship
- Decision making consistent with fiscal stewardship principles
Preferred Qualifications
- Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality or Licensed clinical professional
Additional Details
Generally 8-5 M-F work schedule but hours fluctuate significantly depending on need and may include weekends andvariable shift hours. Possible weekend call coverage for clinical risk management.
Why apply to OHSU
We are Oregons only public academic health center.
In addition to caring for patients we lead groundbreaking research. We also train the next generation of health care professionals. As Portlands largest employer we give you opportunities to learn and advance in a system of hospitals and clinics across Oregon and Southwest Washington.
All are welcome.
OHSU welcomes people of all ages ethnicities genders national origins religions and sexual orientations. We are striving to build an anti-racist multicultural institution and encourage people with diverse backgrounds to apply.
To request reasonable accommodation contact
Required Experience:
Manager
Department OverviewThe Clinical Quality Manager provides leadership and direction for the clinical quality program focused on the central quality team of OHSUs Quality Management department. This team includes quality specialists program managers project managers and data analysts. This role will be...
Department Overview
The Clinical Quality Manager provides leadership and direction for the clinical quality program focused on the central quality team of OHSUs Quality Management department. This team includes quality specialists program managers project managers and data analysts. This role will be responsible for monitoring and maintaining many of the central functions supportive of quality infrastructure across all sites of care and works collaboratively with the other members of the qualitymanagement leadership team. They maintain expertise regarding and make recommendations to improve the OHSU Management System (OMS) reporting infrastructure to improve effectiveness ensure continuous quality improvement and adherence to regulatory standards. The Clinical Quality Manager applies expertise to drive quality improvement and serves as an advisor andcontributor in the development and execution of OHSU Quality Management strategy and the overall system quality goals. They understand internal and external customer requirements analyze performance gaps evaluate risk identify priorities and develop strategies and tactics to build on existing success.
Function/Duties of Position
Clinical Quality Program Management: Directs and leads the operationalmanagement of the clinical quality program of OHSU Quality Management.
- Designs and maintains Clinical Quality Program function and structure to ensure that organizational quality assurance programs connect to qualityimprovement activities to accomplish strategic quality goals.
- Directs the central quality assurance team resources to align and address quality priorities and integrate quality management at critical points in theorganizational infrastructure.
- Works with key quality leaders in healthcare services and academic departments to support and drive work on healthcare quality and safetypriorities
- Examines and addresses systems and structural barriers to achieve performance goals.
- Demonstrates inclusiveness collaboration and the ability to connect multi-disciplinary teams and leaders across different sites of care.
- Leads resourcefully and applies stewardship principles
- Fosters individual growth and contribution to the larger mission of the department and institution.
- Provides leadership for activities related to the OMS regulatory requirements that relate to the quality management system andinstitutional quality priorities.
Improves the Quality Assurance function and is committed to building a systemthat works.
- Maintains knowledge of hospital accreditation and regulatory requirements
- Continually improves processes and structures to support monitoring analysis and identification of root cause to support priorities
- Connects and aligns performance improvement methodology quality improvement regulatory requirements clinical care and operations to complement one another and simply complexity.
- Advises and improves framework for continuously improving patient care: metrics measurement monitoring evaluation analysis of performance gaps (including risk assessment) and decision making and reporting.
- Makes performance transparent and provides executives with actionable information required for data driven decision making.
- Supports the Quality and Safety Oversight Committee reports to OHSU Governance Council
- Provides recommendations to the VP of Quality Safety and and Improvement OHSU healthcare and other organizational leaders regarding opportunities for improvement
Program Coordination: Understands internal and external customer requirementsanalyzes performance gaps identifies priorities and develops quality managementstrategies and tactics align improvement priorities and integrates the quality
management framework across healthcare.
- Builds on existing success
- Advises on and contributes to the development of the annual Quality and Safety plan.
- Guides committees departmental and professional leadership in the achievement of quality and performance improvement goals.
- Collaborates with VP of Quality Safety & Improvement to monitor improvement for value-based payment initiatives and collaborates withother stakeholders such as Population Health the Integrated DeliverySystem and other clinically integrated programs and episodes of care.
- Promotes integration of quality management in critical points in the organization
- Disseminates quality performance information
Other Duties as Assigned
Required Qualifications
- Masters degree or higher in health-related field or equivalent experience and training.
- 3-5 years of experience to include:
- Professional clinical practice
- Progressive leadership roles
- Quality management
- Proven ability to lead change across a complex organization.
- Knowledge and experience with quality management patient safety regulatory accreditation/certification requirements performance improvement and change management methodologies.
Job Related Knowledge Skillsand Abilities (Competencies):
- Management principles tools and techniques with proven program leadership skills in large scale performance improvement projects
- Knows how to build highly functioning teams
- Knows how to inspire and lead in a highly matrixed environment
- Models integrity respect teamwork
- Understands strategic planning
- Exceptional verbal and written communication skills
- Creates effective/efficient systems and processes
- Embodies mentorship
- Decision making consistent with fiscal stewardship principles
Preferred Qualifications
- Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality or Licensed clinical professional
Additional Details
Generally 8-5 M-F work schedule but hours fluctuate significantly depending on need and may include weekends andvariable shift hours. Possible weekend call coverage for clinical risk management.
Why apply to OHSU
We are Oregons only public academic health center.
In addition to caring for patients we lead groundbreaking research. We also train the next generation of health care professionals. As Portlands largest employer we give you opportunities to learn and advance in a system of hospitals and clinics across Oregon and Southwest Washington.
All are welcome.
OHSU welcomes people of all ages ethnicities genders national origins religions and sexual orientations. We are striving to build an anti-racist multicultural institution and encourage people with diverse backgrounds to apply.
To request reasonable accommodation contact
Required Experience:
Manager
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